wokka wokka plant

akin to the apple tree in the garden of eden

Don't touch that wokka wokka plant. You aren't FF enough to resist its glory.

by Willy Goat April 28, 2007

work oshuck

phrase: 1) referring to a pot smoking session 2) code word for illicit drug use 3) see safety meeting

"Lets take a quick break and work oschuck, yadig?"
"What you up to this weekend" "Finals this week, I'll be at home studying and workin oshuck"

What you do all day? work oshuck

by CATNYP January 30, 2009

Wookaba

1. A woman that looks like she is the product of Chewbacca and Jabberwocky sex. Usually characterized by really bad teeth and a face only Frankenstein could love. It is unknown whether she eats people food or teenage boys, the latter is suspected.

First Boy: "dude whats wrong with that girls face?"
Second Boy: "her dad is chewbacca and her mom is a jabberwocky..."
First Boy: "you mean shes a wookaba?"
Second Boy: "Yeah, dude, lets get out of here before she looks at us and decides that shes hungry."

by White Boi! April 1, 2009

wordaggage

An excess of words caused by the mental stress of information overload thus interfering with the ability to concisely formulate effective language. The weight of wordaggage passes personal baggage on to others.

Hey, keep your load to yourself. Your heavy wordaggage verbiage is overloading my audio input valve. Can you connect your mind to mouth and condense your point?

by Star Blazer July 2, 2009

wonka'd

to chew up any kind of candy and spit it in someones face

dude austin tottally wonka'd elijah at the football game last night!!!

by MDR! October 21, 2009

Work Mullet

1. (n.) A mullet suitable for work.
2. (n.) A mullet that works.

Billy Rae Cyrus does not have a work mullet.

by calichic November 11, 2009

Wordagraphing

Slurring words into a whole paragraph formation.

This sounds just like drunkanese but without the alcohol. It's a pattern of speech that is slurred and sounds almost like growling. It usually comes out of an older male that has previously spent many hours of his life in a bar. He is used to this pattern of speech and is, oddly enough, stuck in this style without drinking.

If you have ever typed without using a spacebar and read it aloud, this is what wordagraphing sounds like.

It takes me awhile to decipher wordagraphing. Tom called me and asked, "heydoyouwannagooutforluchnextweek?" I sat in a delay as I processed the sounds I heard, trying to figure out the breaks in his words.

Tom is a wordagrapher.

The person who wordagraphs gets a lot of these responses, "huh?", "come again?", "what?", "please?", "I don't know", "one more time?", "excuse me?".

by Marnishka November 30, 2009